Jack McCullough, Founder & President of The CFO Leadership Council releases his first book! The book was written based upon conversations Jack has had recently with dozens of the world’s best chief financial officers.  During these conversations, he discovered several shared traits that elite chief financial officers share, such as strategic thinking, ethical leadership, and more.  The book will benefit both the first-time finance chief as well as those with decades of experience.  Jack fully embraces the CFO Leadership Council’s mission of Empowering CFOsTM and hopes that financial professionals will find his book "Secrets of Rockstar CFOs" empowering as well. To

Boston & Cambridge - get ready to welcome finance leaders from all over the globe in May 2020!  Announcing “CFO Week 2020” a collaboration between The CFO Leadership Council and MIT Sloan Executive Education (MITSEE) being held this May 11-15, 2020.  CFO Week will once again constitute a week-long series of unprecedented educational and networking events to benefit the global CFO community. “Last year the CFO Leadership Council and MIT Sloan Executive Education co-created CFO Week, a one-of-a-kind learning and networking experience, designed for CFOs and other financial leaders.  It is an honor to be working with MIT again on

Jack McCullough, Founder & President, CFO Leadership Council recently connected with CFOs across our 27 chapters on their rookie mistakes starting out in their careers & the big lessons learned.  He shares his findings. Several CFOLC members recently shared their “rookie mistakes” from earlier in their careers. It’s no surprise that I received some interesting responses. You’ll find as you read through them that most are easy to relate to and may have been one of your “rookie mistakes” too. Well, except the person who wrote back, “I can honestly say I never made a rookie mistake. I was just

Complying with international transfer pricing guidelines is challenging. Local authorities around the world are becoming much more protective of their tax revenues and international transfer pricing is under increased scrutiny. In addition, companies with non-compliant pricing practices are susceptible to tax penalties and significant interference from regulatory authorities. As a result, it is crucial that these companies, both large and small, ensure that their international transactions are not only compliant with transfer pricing guidelines, but also robust enough to stand up to increased scrutiny from tax authorities and designed to mitigate unintended tax exposures. Join us on Wednesday, September 23